Robin Littau

Littau says she was born and raised in South Dakota with farming and ranching roots. She graduated from Sturgis Brown High School and attended Shasta College.[1] She served in the U.S. Coast Guard from 1997 to 2001 as a diesel mechanic (MK3), and describes an honorable discharge and receiving a life-saving ribbon and a 9/11 ribbon. She says she has lived in California for 28 years: in Alameda (2 years), Bodega Bay (2 years), Sacramento (15 years) and Redding (10 years).[1]

Littau owns and operates two sole-proprietor small businesses, Rockin Robin's Cleaning Service and Joyful Living Magazine. She serves as an elected member of the Enterprise Elementary School District board (term 2024-2026), her only elected office listed on Ballotpedia.[1] She describes herself as a single mother of four children and says she has done community service including overseeing a neighborhood watch, a single mothers' support group and a weekly youth group.[1] She said her campaign centered on reducing taxation and burdensome legislation and on integrity, transparency and trust in government.[1] She received 35.0% of the vote to Jared Huffman's 65.0%, according to unofficial results reported by NBC News.[2]